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How to conduct a workplace investigation

The Educator talks to a lawyer about what principals should know when conducting an investigation at their school

‘Super teacher’ trains educators how to inspire

An award-winning math teacher has been appointed to a role which will see him train other educators to engage and inspire students

Principals respond to expulsion appeal changes

Victorian principals have responded to newly-announced changes that will give school leaders greater power in the expulsion appeals process

Education Awards category spotlight: Individuals

The most influential figures in Australian education will be recognised across seven awards

Schools ditching principals in favour of ‘teacher-led’ model

The Educator looks at a radical model being used by some US schools that is putting teachers in charge

Principals to be given greater powers

Victoria’s principals will be given greater decision-making powers when it comes to student expulsions under sweeping new reforms

School fee insurance product launched

A new insurance product allows parents to protect their children’s private school education

The Educator Weekend Wrap: PM’s call to action, ‘extravagant facilities’ uproar & principal resigns

Making news this week, the PM makes an impassioned call to principals, private schools respond to an uproar over new facilities and a principal resigns ‘for the safety of his students’

Principal resigns ‘for his students’ safety’

A principal has resigned after his decision to expel a student who allegedly made threats with a knife was overturned

The Four C’s of learning...rolled into one project

The Educator looks at a rapidly expanding student-led project that is taking schools by storm